Tiffany Poised to Continue Fall

Tōkyō : Japan | May 27, 2012 at 5:50 AM PDT

Source: The Motley Fool

XX XX

Views: Pending

which hit a new 52 week price low following the release of its Q1 2012 filing. Coming off a relatively weak performance in Q4 2011, the corporation posted: EPS of $0.64/share, 5% less than Q1 2011 (factors out one-time charge of 4 cents per share after tax in the quarter) 10 basis point drop in gross margins... FULL ARTICLE AT The Motley Fool

Credibility
Reach

More News From: Tōkyō : Japan

News Stories

1 Misunderstood Threat to Amazon

The Motley Fool

Misunderstood Threat to Amazon The following video is part of our "Motley Fool Conversations" series, in which consumer goods editor and analyst Austin Smith and senior technology analyst Eric Bleeker discuss topics across the investing world. In...
Caterpillar: Buy, Sell, or Hold

The Motley Fool

In today's edition, Brendan gives his opinion on whether Caterpillar is a buy, a sell, or a hold. The construction equipment giant was once the second-best performer on the Dow early in 2012, but it has fallen hard recently due to concerns about...
3 Reasons to Buy Ford

The Motley Fool

In today's edition, Brendan looks at three reasons to buy Ford. The company is experiencing quite a few tailwinds at home, including pent-up demand that should ensure that car sales continue to improve for the foreseeable future. In addition, Ford is...
3 New Reasons to Buy Amazon

The Motley Fool

New Reasons to Buy Amazon The following video is part of our "Motley Fool Conversations" series, in which Industrials Editor/Analyst Isaac Pino discusses topics across the investing world. Amazon.com could surpass Wal-Mart in the next few years as...
The Worst Big Tech Stocks of 2012

The Motley Fool

Tech and telecom stocks over $20 billion in market cap at today's prices. Rough times for telecom Right away, the concentration of negative returns in the telecom industry stands out. Both China Unicom and China Telecom significantly outperformed...
Apple Tops This List. Again.

The Motley Fool

The Brand Contribution Index that the consultancy calculates represents the role that the brand plays in driving earnings, which is measured on a scale of 1 to 5 (highest). The Brand Momentum Index is an indication of how the brand may drive future...